Reversing PHP into UML



Microgold has added reverse engineering of PHP to its UML tool,
WithClass. A trial version is available for download now at
http://www.microgold.com. It will also generate PHP from a script.
Microgold is looking for feedback from the trial, so please feel free
to email at techsupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Best,


-Mike Gold
Developer

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